Festival Beauty and Misses Shine at Jackson Street Event
A fête on Jackson Street features Mrs Bailey and Mrs Moncrief in chic chiffons with sweet Pea corsages among many vases of summer blooms. Bridge’s top scorer Mrs J Y Hamil wins a decorative flower holder while Mrs Charles Harvey takes a card deck consolation prize. Guests include numerous local and out of town names from Selma Courtland Birmingham and Trinity. Inter Se club hosts a meeting with essays on education Edison and religious education plus a trophy for music. A Mizpah chapter call and a Mother Malone birthday picnic are noted along with Olive Isbell wedding to William H Powell at First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
E. W. Moncrief
Montgomery
A. C. Bailey
Lewis Brown
C. M. Murdock
P. J. Brown
Leo Burnett
Mildred Chunn
Irene Clem
Lougene Clem
George Clem
Joe Duncan
Myrtle Graves
Tom Harvey
Sanders Cortner
Roline
Teasley
J. Y. Hamil
Bruette Wallace
W.H. Anderson
Robert Tweedy, Jr
Courtland
John Bragg
Eleanor Harrison
Francis Himes
C. W. Knight
Jane Knight
Roy Wyatt
Sarah
Ruth Emens
Trinity
E. W. Kennedy
Stanley Wyatt
Emmie Frances Polhill
Sarah Fleetwood
Birmingham
Edith Doss
Clara Berry Hunt
Inter Se
S. P. Pryor
Inter Se Club
America
Lovelady
Martha Eubanks
W. J. Tarpley
Thomas A. Edison
J. M. Jacks
Hyde
Pryor
Sheffield
Bob Kelley
Tanner
Burgess
Pulaski, Tenn
Odessa Kelley
Lynchburg
Olive Isbell
Falkville
Ala
Dennis Isbell
San Angelo
Texas
William H. Powell
First Christian Church
Howard Peters
Wilda Clark
Georgette
LaVern Ellis
Mildred Brown
Ralph Ellis
John R. Ellis
Alabama
Detroit
Mich
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Parties Held for Miss Johnson and Miss Fleetwood
Social events in recent weeks include two Thursday gatherings hosted by Miss Emmie Polhill and Mrs. William Kimbrough at the Polhill home on East Vine Street. Honorees Miss Gertrude Johnson and Miss Sarah Fleetwood, a Birmingham guest, share the spotlight with the June bride-to-be. Guests enjoyed bridge games, luncheon, and afternoon refreshments, with prizes awarded to Miss Julia Lynne and Miss Ellen Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmie Frances Polhill
William Kimbrough
E. J. Polhill
East Vine Street
Gertrude Johnson
Henry Sigman
Sarah Fleetwood
Birmingham
Polhill
Kimbrough
Miss Polhill
Miss Fleetwood
Miss Johnson
Julia Leigh Lynne
Ellen Hildreth
W. H. Anderson
Carolyn Fussell
E. D Bailey, Jr
John C. Bragg
John W. Jones
F.S. Hunt
Clara Berry Hunt
Lucy Haywood Binford
Athens
Will Wyker
Leroy McEntire
E. W. Moncrief
Montgomery
H. D. Greer
Bernice Himes
Ferrow Himes
Frances Himes
Lucille Giles
Suzanne Jones
Elizabeth Malone
Rufus Peerson
Imogene Nungster
Cortner
Richardson
Mooresville
John McGehee
B. M. Bloodworth
H. H. .May
B. A. Turner
T. M. Jones, Jr
Frank McGregor
Gillman Doss
Comer Ezell
Robin Thomas
Charlotte Broadus
Personal notes of travel and visits across states
Mrs. W. N. Cowden and daughter Frances plus brother James Godfrey toured to Monteagle Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Willian Kimbrough with daughter Ann visited points in Tennessee. Mrs. Joe Woods returned from Minneapolis after Presbyterian conventions. Eugene S. Morrow Jr of Atlanta visits recovering with parents. Myrtle Graves returns from Montgomery teaching year. Emmie Frances Polhill to Washington for summer school. Mrs. George Wallace and two children from Midland arrive June 11 for a month with J. N. Gibson. Mildred Byars and Howard plan a Mentone exit with Birmingham and Gadsden visits. Bill Brown and daughter Betty Jean return from Pensacola. Mrs. Jackson Edwards and daughter Kathryn from Atlanta expected June 15 to stay with J. N. Gibson. Gene Gibson to Tybee Beach for summer job. Mrs. Amanda Baker of Cincinnati returns after visiting J. W. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Midland
Texas
J. N. Gibson
Jackson Edwards
Kathryn
Atlanta, Ga
Thought and Poetry Poem Fragment by Isaac Watts
Fragment from a poem about love and friendship with lines on happy pairs and blessings. It evokes Venus, Cupid, and a tender bond where two kind souls meet. The excerpt shows verse about companionship easing cares and beloved union guided by affection.
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Venus
Isaac Watts
Friday Thirteen Club Hosts Bridge At Mrs Calvin Home
The Friday Thirteen Club met at Mrs J H Calvin's home with two guests, Mrs Joe Woods and Mrs O Kyle. Mrs Calvin won the club prize and Mrs Kyle received the guest souvenir. Mrs E D Bailey Jr hosted a Thursday bridge in honor of Mrs E W Moncrief of Montgomery visiting the Matthews family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Calvin
Joe Woods
O. Kyle
New editor named for Barnard Mortarboard 1930 issue
Anne Gary, the Fair Editor Associated Press Photo from Virginia now living in New York, is appointed editor of Barnard College annual Mortarboard. She will oversee the 1930 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Gary
Virginia
New York
Mortarboard
Barnard College Annual
Pageant of Roses Draws Huntsville Audience
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Randolph and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolfe traveled to Huntsville last night to witness the annual pageant of roses. The show attracted about 300 cast and several thousand spectators. The display thrilled attendees with a beautiful spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Randolph
Ed Wolfe
Huntsville
Mr and Mrs Batby Travel to Scottsboro for Business
Mr and Mrs Batby motored to Scottsboro Alabama on Friday for a business trip. Mrs C Garrett who has been ill at her home for several weeks is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Batby
Scottsboro, Ala
New Name for Marriage: Home Partnership Voted by Youth
Newell W. Edson, head of the social hygiene committee for the National Parent-Teacher Association, says the term home partnership is replacing marriage in contemporary discourse among young people. The statement is reported from New York on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newell W. Edson
National
Parent- Teacher Association
Modern youths favor 50 50 home partnership over marriage
Bee son declares that modern young people shy away from marriage. He says it carries mystery and illusion and evokes the clinging vine image. Boys and girls seek frank life plans and a wife willing to form a 50 50 partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
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Masonic Temple
Malone
Texas Bay
Associated Press
Harriet Whitaker
Camden
S. C
South Carolina
Asheville, N. C
Misses Johnson
Fleetwood
W. N. Cowden
Frances
James Godfrey
Monteagle
Tenn
Willian Kimbrough
Ann
Points
Tennessee
Minneapolis
Minn
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Eugene S. Morrow, Jr
Mrs. E. S. Morrow
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Mildred Byars
Howard
Mentone
Miss Byars
Gadsden
Bill Brown
Betty Jean
Pensacola, Fla
Gene Gibson
Tybee Beach
Amanda Baker
Cincinnati
J. W. Gibson
Arnett’s
Second Avenue
Malone Pool
Dean Touk
Raby Fashion
Panter, & Beatty, Shop
Fred
le Monnier
Paris
Kay Francis
Rejane
Princess
With Jean Hersholt
Ricardo Cortez
Lina Basquette
Gus Edward
Is Fair Editor
Price
Wilson’s
Muscatel
Second Ave
Hollywood
Moseley
Honey Boy
Daisy
Twin City Bread Company
Decatur
Decatur, Ala
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